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Aufbau eines Referenzkorpus "Erste S��tze in der deutschsprachigen Literatur"

Authors: Busch, Anna; Roeder, Torsten;

Aufbau eines Referenzkorpus "Erste S��tze in der deutschsprachigen Literatur"

Abstract

Der erste Satz eines literarischen Werkes erf��hrt in literaturwissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen oft besondere Beachtung. Autorinnen und Autoren gestalten den Anfangssatz gattungsunabh��ngig mit gro��er Sorgfalt, um in die Thematik des Textes einzuleiten, eine bestimmte Atmosph��re zu erzeugen oder um sp��ter wiederkehrende Motive einzuf��hren. Quasi als Incipits sind erste S��tze strukturell mit Titeln verwandt, konkurrieren dabei gelegentlich auch mit vorangestellten Mottos oder Sinnspr��chen. In der Literaturwissenschaft ist der "erste Satz" vielfach analysiert, aber nie auf Grundlage eines gr����eren Textkorpus quantitativ kategorisiert und typologisiert worden. Das zuk��nftige Referenzkorpus "Erste S��tze in der deutschsprachigen Literatur" m��chte dazu beitragen, diese bestehende L��cke zu schlie��en. Das Poster stellt sowohl das bislang erarbeitete Datenkorpus vor als auch Ans��tze einer quantitativen textanalytischen Auswertung. Ein Beitrag zur 8. Tagung des Verbands "Digital Humanities im deutschsprachigen Raum" - DHd 2022 Kulturen des digitalen Ged��chtnisses.

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Korpuserstellung, Annotieren, DHd2022, Sammlung, Stilistische Analyse, Visualisierung, Literatur, Segmentierung, deutschsprachiche Literatur, Inhaltsanalyse

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